Shoppers Back The Sun With Trades Day Vote Of Confidence
The Baytown Sun reports a strong shopper turnout for Trades Day promoted by Baytown merchants with city free parking support. Readers spent and visited many stores, boosting Baytown as a retail center and proving reader trust in The Sun. The staff pledges renewed effort and gratitude to East Harris and West Chambers county readers and hopes for future Trades Day events.
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Sun
Baytown
the Sun
East Harris
West Chamberg County
Charlie
Charles Murphy
Tom Lambright
Houston
Harris County
Wiliam A. Miller
Jeff Woodruff
Jim Heflin
Democratic
Ewing Werlein
Charlie Murphy
Murphys
Hatras County
Gulf Building
Tom
Austin
Restaurant profits from Delmonico to serve Baytown
Grass Roots Opinion discusses emulating Delmonico's long rising kitchen model to attract customers in Baytown. The column cites Delmonico's 1844 pricing and menu as a guide, asserting success comes from sustained demand and operational effort, with a 12 cent dinner example and a list of dishes.
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New York City
Delmonico
Pearl
Manhattan
Baytown
Delmonica
Son of NCR President Chooses Ministry Over Business
The son of the National Cash Register Co president, a Dayton, Ohio native, quit his overseas department job after graduating from Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge and being ordained a deacon. He said God calls each man to a vocation, and his path led him to the ministry despite a strong business background. The piece reflects on following inner calls versus economic pressures in choosing a career.
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National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
Protestant Episcopal Church
Young Allyn
University of Virginia
Harvard Business School
National Cash Register
Simly
Nile
Broadway ensemble picks tiny Bijou Theater home
ALONG BROADWAY THE ENSEMBLE, a new repertory group, will start this fall at the 589 seat Bijou Theater on West 45th Street. The Times Square area has few profitable options for small houses, but the ensemble plans a full season to steady finances despite high costs for sub-thousand seat venues.
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Broadway
West 45Th Street
Times Sqvare
Father
Emlyn Williams
Dickens
Ensemble to Open Bijou Season with O Neill Play
Jack Gaver reports The Ensemble will use concessions to keep costs low as it leases the Bijou from Astor Theater Corp via the Greater New York Chapter of the American National Theater and Academy. The 1964-55 season begins Sept 1 with three plays, led by Eugene O Neill’s A Moon for the Misbegotten slated for mid October. event marks first annual Shubert Foundation Award to Victor Borge for outstanding contribution to the New York theatrical season of 1983-34, a commemorative medal prize.
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Greater New York
American National Theater and Academy
Astor Theater Carp
Eugene O'Neill
Shubert Foundation
Victor Borge
T. J. Shubert
John
Borge
New York
Joan Bennett returns to film in My Three Angels at Paramount
Hollywood gossip notes Joan Bennett celebrates 26 years in show business returning to cinema after a three year absence. She co stars with Humphrey Bogart Aldo Ray and Peter Ustinov in My Three Angels at Paramount. Bennett discusses red hair wig lines and her role as a grandmother while noting her daughter Melinda Bennett and future project Mother Sir in Japan.
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Aldo Ray
Peter Ustinov
Paramount Studios
20th-Century Fox
Jennings Lang
The
Joan
Constance
Terry Modres
Yaverybody
Hedy Lamarr
Miss Bennett
Diane
Bennett
Melinda
Fox Studio
Japan
Tike
Ethel] Barrymore
Which Way Up Jet Flight Over Utah Reveals No Landmarks
Murray M. Moler describes a Salt Lake City assignment following Col Alma G. Winn as they fly a Utah National Guard T-23 trainer at high altitude. The piece details the vertigo, thrills, and central sensations of jet flying, including cockpit gear, canopy ejection gear, and the disorienting spins and speeds encountered above Great Salt Lake and the Bingham copper pit.
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Murray M. Moler
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Air National Guard
Alma G. Winn
Utah Ang
Winn
Great Salt Lake
Bingham Copper Pit
Alaska
Aleutians
Japan
China
Pacific
Lester BE. Buckley
Kearns
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge
A Central Press feature offering quick knowledge questions and trivia across subjects. It includes answers to a five item quiz on poker hands authors and historical terms, plus a brief note on notable birthdays and public figures. The piece also presents a short proverb, a forward looking outlook on effort, and a quick score of answers to the quick quiz.
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Central Press
Morals Charge Used To Blackmail Sen Hunt
Washington Merry and Round reports Sen Lester Hunt of Wyoming faced political blackmail over his son’s arrest. Republican Sen Harman Welker allegedly warned Hunt to drop re election or his son would face prosecution for a morass charge. Hunt refused, maintaining public duty over family pressure. The piece notes broader McCarthy era tactics and aims to influence Senate balance.
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Sen
Sen. Hunt
Drew Pearson
Lester Hunt
Wyoming
Harman Welker
Thaho
Hunt
Senate
Duinch
Roy Cobi
Henry Jackson
Sen. Symington
Miggouri
Sen. Welker
I¢E
Cheyentne
Landerup
Todey
Kefauver
Lafayette Park
Sen. Wesker
Welker
Tracy McCracken
Joe O'Mahoney
Senator Hunt's Son Morals Case and Resignation Plot
The Washington Times Herald reported Col Robert McCormick era details of Lester Hunt saga including a DC vice squad chief Roy Blick told by Senators Welker and Bridges to resign after pressuring prosecution in the Hunt boy case. Hunt faced trial amid claims of police entrapment and church connections. Hunt later withdrew from senate race due to health and personal strain.
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Washington Times Herald
Robert McCormick
Roy Blick
Capitol Bill
Sen. Munt
Blick
Welker
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Sen. Welker
Young Hunt
U.S
Sen. Hunt
Lester Hunt
Parachute Surprise Turns Trekker Toward Tent
An odd Texan incident unfolds during a severe windstorm as a bystander spots a man drifting beneath a canvas sheet. He protests that his ascent is not a descent by parachute but a planned move into a tent despite the dangerous weather.
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